The appointment of Claudio Ranieri as coach of Roma is imminent
The next day, Claudio Ranieri's Roma will likely have Angelinho and Mario Hermoso coaching them, despite the fact that Angelinho is 73 years old. The Italian will presumably take over for Ivan Juric, who the Giallorosso team from Rome said farewell to last Sunday, as a coach. Several news outlets have reported that an agreement between Ranieri and Roma might be unveiled on Thursday.
Roma currently have 13 points after 12 matches, which puts them in twelfth position in Serie A. They trail Napoli, who have 26 points, by 13 and are 11 points behind sixth-place Juventus, who have 24. The initial objective of the lupa was to secure a spot in the European Cups or the Champions League; hence, there were some blatantly bad outcomes.
As a team, Roma isn't exactly rocking it in the Europa League
With one victory, two draws, and a loss in four rounds of the Europa League, they have accumulated five points. The team must act swiftly to refocus their efforts after the dismissal of the Croatian coach, since Daniele De Rossi and Ivan Djuric have already been benched this season. So, it seems like Claudio Ranieri is going to retire early. After managing Cagliari last season, the Rome-born coach declared his retirement from coaching and is now getting ready for his third trip to the Eternal City. From 2009 through 2011, and again at the conclusion of the 2018–2019 season, he captained the three-time Serie A winners. Livescore is the place to go for all the newest sports news and information, as well as for sports betting. View the full list football games. When he was a player, he protected the Giallorossa jersey in 1973–1974. Surprisingly, Ranieri's lengthy coaching career came to a close in 2016 when his Leicester City team won the Premier League. While he was a Spanish coach, he oversaw two stints at Valencia and Atletico Madrid (1999–2000).
Friedkins is making everything worse for the Roma, who are already a catastrophe
So far, Roma's situation has been difficult to decipher. The Giallorossi faithful are bearing the brunt of this inconceivable debacle, since nothing seems normal or rational.
A string of crushing losses—5-1 at Fiorentina, 3-2 against Verona, and the most recent 3-2 home loss on Sunday—sealed the fate of Croatian coach Ivan Juric, after the inexplicable expulsion of Daniele De Rossi.
It seems that Djuric informed the players after the match that this would be his last game for Roma, suggesting that he was likely already aware of his demise. The fact that he remained silent before to the game is revealing as well. Then what? Whoever makes the worst judgments first seems to be winning. Even if the squad was formed in part with Daniele De Rossi in mind, his return looks unlikely, and the identity of the next coach is still up in the air.
Many Roma supporters are hoping for a new coach
In addition to Allegri and Sarri, Mancini would be a mutually beneficial choice for the fans. Despite Roma's interest in Montella, coach of the Turkish national team, the club is in utter disarray about the matter. In addition, after the loss to Bologna, the club has granted a three-day respite by announcing that training will resume on Thursday morning. There will be no coaching during sessions until this break is taken. This current situation at Roma exemplifies exactly how the leadership of a major club like Roma ought to behave. It all started with dismissing De Rossi, and then they brought in Juric, a coach who wasn't ready for the level of play. But the biggest issue is that the club's administration isn't structured correctly. Lina Sulucu resigned as general manager on September 22, and since then, no one has been chosen to fill her important role. Following their hopes for Daniel De Rossi as coach, Giallorossi supporters are shocked and devastated by the current situation of their favorite club, Roma, due to the extraordinary events unfolding there.
